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The Horseshoes in Witney is doing a roaring trade, under new head chef Matt...

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"Can we put a deposit down on the dishes?" my husband asked as the pigs head fritters he had his eye on sold out. It wasn't a...

REVIEW: “This is the real deal” How the White House in Bladon’s food has...

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It was the first spoonful of soup that clinched the deal. Served in an ornate teacup with a few slices of toasted sourdough, the roasted cauliflower soup...

There’s a new tapas place in town, and it’s unlike anywhere else. Welcome to...

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My heart sagged when I was invited to a new tapas joint in town by a friend. After all, how many patatas bravas can one woman eat...

‘Revolutionary – the best vegan meal we’ve ever had.’ Table 13 – Oxford’s ‘ground-breaking’...

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Down an unassuming driveway, off the beaten track in Wheatley, lies a ground-breaking new culinary experience set to open next month, with bookings opening today. There to...

REVIEW: 40 years in the business! Why Mamma Mia is still Summertown’s favourite neighbourhood...

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Wednesday night. Dark and cold. How many people would be at Mamma Mia in Summertown on a school night? Not many I thought as we trundled along...

REVIEW: “I’m really proud of where I am now!” Why Michelin starred chef Anthony...

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"If you'd told me ten years ago I would be cooking vegetarian food I would have laughed, actually make that two years ago. But I couldn't be...

REVIEW: “It delivers on all fronts” Why you should try The Edge Eatery’s new...

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That tart. OMG. It was insanely good. Innocuous looking maybe, but one bite of the salted caramel and we were lost. Lost and confused and deliriously content....

REVIEW: The ladies curry collective: Shirin’s Kitchen hits Headington – cooked by Oxford’s Indian...

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It's an incongruous setting The Six Bells in Headington, not perhaps where you'd expect to find Oxford's new collective of Indian and Bangladeshi women introducing their own...

REVIEW: Merci Morteau! How the food at The Black Horse in Thame is brilliantly...

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The starter alone was enough to have me returning to The Black Horse in Thame on a weekly basis. The seemingly innocuous sounding Morteau sausage and potato...

REVIEW: The new Back Lane Tavern in Woodstock and why you must go and...

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Massive congratulations to the boys at the Back Lane Tavern in Woodstock who opened this week. What a meal! Yes, it boasts head chef Johnny Parke, and yes...
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